Ballot Breezes Home Keene’s Horse Wins Standard Stakes
Keene’s entrant captures the Standard Stakes at Gravesend after a strong finish. Montgomery slips in the final surge but cannot overtake the winner. Madden’s Lawton Wiggins beats Esperanto-Almandine to take the Maiden event.
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Gravesend
Keene
Madden
Lawton Wiggins
Almandine
Fragmented Racecard Notes From a Historic Meet
A garbled OCR summary shows a race program with multiple stakes and horses listed. Mentions include Hamilton Derby for three year olds, Uncle Thay, The Sheughraun, and names like Martine Alma Bry Ogden Ainsworth Bear Bremmel Sylvan. The text references race results, odds, and participants across several events on a racing day.
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Shaw Yiopas
Boon Pastenerrad
Laersea Ines
Fleype Sane
Martini Alma Bry
Drogden
Ainsworth
Bear Bremmel
Sylvan Wlan Ogden
Faarbrothers
Ceaing
McCabe
Fluementhal
Econd Pocefaligo
Liz
Alrbratner
Runver
Sh Celaer
JW. Pengle
Lady Rens- Belling
Sam Farmer
Gault
Dayfae
Ty Cad
Tony Hart
BF Aitken
Grooge Delper
Rey
Eid Aplersa Aley
Uncle Thay
Wied
Sheughraun
Bakerl
Winners at Gravesend and Latonia Race Cards Shock Track Odds
Horse racing results show winners at Gravesend and Latonia with long-shot odds and multiple entries. Notable winners include Ballot, Transform, Crystal Maid, Charlatan, Miss Imogene, and Goldway among others, with detailed betting prices and jockeys noted and a lengthy table of entries and futures.
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Sam Palmer
Stone
Toby
Nicoly
Temeraire
Fairbrother
Ayrwater
Severich
Montreal
Oxford
Sling
Helen Hills
McGahey
Newt Fisher
Grantland
Goldway
W. Murphy
Even
Takahira
McCahey
Dixie Himmel
McCaney
Montreal Race Results Highlight Mixed Three and Up
Summary of a chaotic race card at Montreal with multiple age brackets. Three-year-olds and up contested events including a stakes-like purse, with horses such as Bellwether Bete Hobe and Viggs Cats among others placing across six races. Time and placements varied, notable winners include Newt Fisher and Gelaway with second and third finishers noted. Special mention to Samuel Strang Nickiin from The Washington Post.
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G. Man
Flying Virginian
Keer
Aida
J. W W. Murphy
Takahira
McCahen
Havre
Uj. W. Murphy
Mardella
qHlachelifte
Peat! Point
Moraera
Dixie Himmel
McCahoy
Call Boy
Ontario
Ralins
Handmaur
Sony Gaken
Pena'r
Mim
Finsa
Jim Nutwood
Ferrylanding
Stue Jean
Racing Entries and Fences at Todays Meeting
A list of race entries outlines multiple events including a mile and a half chase, six furlongs sprints, and a two mile steeplechase. Notable horses named include Gretna Green, Angelus, Master Tabert, and King Avondale with various weights, selling races, and purses noted across the card.
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Gaelai
Warrier
Ghent
Lot
Oranbum
McGeach
Tree
Marguerite
Angelus
Vie Vard
Transvaal
Tabert
Halt “Severeton
Yorkgill
Winsine
Palsy
Aertirk
Wedwach
Mare Dyer
Watch
Guerrera
Hinpin
Weemeush
Dearly Belin
Orioles Tennis Match Looms Between Colston and Doyle
Baltimore eight man team for a Washington intercity clash at Chevy Chase Club is named from Calaston Colston Atkinson Symington Harrison Brown Bowie Wagner Herr and Brooks. Frederick C Colston and Conrad B Doyle are set to lead opposing sides in a fast contest, Doyle aiming to overturn a prior Colston advantage. Courts will be open to spectators.
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Baltimore
Chevy Chass
Washington
Algit
Frederick C. Calaston
J. A. C. Colston
Atkinson
Symington
Harrison
Brown
Bowie
Wagner
Herr
Brooks
Frederick C. Colston
Conrad B. Doyle
Doyle
Colston
Dewhurst
Philadelphia
Washington-Baltimore
Middle Atlantic Tennis Association
Sherman Pays $325 To Go In Olympic Trials
New York June 5 American entries for London selections were listed by the Olympic council along with supplemental contenders. B F Sherman Harvard hammer thrower pledged to meet conditions by sending $92 and his name was forwarded for the 16 pound hammer and javelin. Team running events include a three mile relay with Americans favoring strong showings and a 1600 meter relay. Several names appear for weight events, hurdles, and sprints with reserves named for each discipline.
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Spriciel
Washington Post
New York
Histiza Olympic Council
London
B. F. Sherman
Harvard University
James K
Garrelx
Giffin
B. B. Sherman
Marr
Keneger
Bellara
Trube
Elsele
Ronhag
Dutl
Rewe
K. P. Carr
RJ. Carr
Hall
HG. Young
Cartmell and Huff
Taylor
Sheppard
Hamilton
Witham
Merriam
Halstead
America
GO. Bonhag
Robert B. Foster
Chicago Athlet, Association
Harry J.hebner
Zlingis Athletic Club
Lritisa Olympic Council
J. E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Con. Cram
Camp Perry
Ulti
Curkinell
Juff
Mirally
May
Reeux Robertson
D. Wt
Sherman
Smittivan
Sievers
Whitham
Sud
Lightbedy
Miller
Pilgrim
Ramey
Sheehad
Shenpard
Ladmet
Wankeragel
Rothag
Armour
Meliare
Carr
Colin
Lise
Trall
Howe
H.C
Rmice
Forshaw
Tratch
Hayes
Lee
Lewie
Marines
Mara
Ryan
Thibeau
Tewansine
Welton
Wood
Adams
Tiller
Brennan
Mary
Humes
Mucuz
Roberson
Pert Tan
Ella
Heeman
Nro
Tenge
Kel
Mahoney
Maat Pease
O'Connell
H.R Lin
Stephene
FL Young
Hunuing Duh
Ble
Talbot
Wow Coe
Flanagan
Ahis Hort
Krnerer
Hose
Senne
Bierhenwn
Talbot Rmowr
Hatars
Genhar Jobn
Dull
Elsel
Hale
Young
Carrmetlum
Tartar
Shippard
Ramston
Morram
Finistead
Tiseas
Helh
Styles
Adama
Furreigns
Tearborn
Garrete
Gimin
Gills
Morr
McGrath
Rowe
Sheilan Tultet
Stves
Burroughs
Pearnorm
Garrela
Rose
Shemmer
C. E. Sherman
Sheridan
Mehnerlesther
Deleight
King
Middie
Cretge
Gerry
Narcanes
Wigh
Tancy Alving
Gridale
Grote
Bore
Man Tevele
Cameron
Varley
van den Dries
Vil Weintz
Burcoughs
Dearborn
Flanagan Grille
McGearh
W. W
William Penn A Quaker Founder Of Pennsylvania Hero Of Liberty
A historical portrait extols William Penn as a stout Quaker champion whose spirit outlasted Irish and English prisons. It notes his 74 years, his founding of Pennsylvania from a London tower inspired by brotherly love and liberty, his early vine growing and brewing, and a brew house at Pennbury Manor. His statue stands in Philadelphia.
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Tower of London
Pennsylvania
Pennbury Manor
Rector Arrives Quietly After Nighttime Return to Virginia
Virginia flyer Jung James A. Rector returns to Charlottesville after a late-night arrival. Fans had planned a rousing welcome, but efforts to mobilize students failed. Rector comforts nerves after Philadelphia races and expresses intent to compete in the Olympic Games to defeat Robertson.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Jung James A. Rector
Virginia Flyer
Hector
Courtney Retains Cox in Cornell Crew Shakeup
Ithaca June 9 Coach Courtney again shook up the Cornell varsity crew leaving only Stroke Cox from last year's boat. A largely untried lineup was assembled with a permanent crew to be chosen after arrival at Poughkeepsie for the regatta. The night crew included Bow Smith Stone Clark Backus Stevens Horton Williams Cox and coxswain Clark.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Courtney
Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Sourtrey
Shell
Smith
Stone
Clark
Backus
Stevens
Horton
Williams
Cox
Coxewain
Yale Crew Discouraged By Rough River Conditions
Yale crews failed to press for speed as rough water hindered practice at Fercy Conn June 9. The four oared squad, after a two mile row, returned to quarters without attempting any sprint or speed work due to the unsettled water conditions.
Autos In Endurance Test First To Arrive At Morning Row
Thirteen cars finished a 14 mile reliability endurance test begun yesterday morning. Sixteen of twenty-two entrants started at the noon point. First to finish was Zell driving a Thomas mixtel FL, followed closely by Howard Gill in a Thomas. The field included drivers from Cadillac Buick Columbia and Maxwell with names listed among the late finishers.
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Sn Hes
Wes
Ridgevilly
Harpers
Beeryville
White Ferry
Zell
Thomas Mixtel
Howard Gill
Tather Thomas
Shrivers
Cavaty
Olderaialt Sivar A. Jautz
Franklin
Bliven
Cadillac
Rudolph Jose
Thomas
Howard
Buick
A. Lauttrell
Columbia
Otis Jacobi
A. Stanley Zell
F. Charies A. Miller
Corbin
Joe Watson
Tullman
J. R. Thomas
Maxwell
George Padgett
Stearns
Les Sbhaah
M.trisel
Ww. P. Shuler
Ailsa Craig In Front in May Best Speed Contest
Report of a yacht race from Gravesend Bay to Harallion Harbor with The Ailsa Craig and other schooners competing. Details describe wind, sea conditions, and the challenging effort by crew led by James York owner, with various boats and entrants noted amid rough seas and late decisions on winners.
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Hermuda
Jane Crate
James York
Gravesend Bay
Harallion Harbor
Sears
Tuite
Soe
Freae
Grandery
New York
Spoen
Satucdas
Irene
Hann
Inuin
Thorsay
Miss Harley Sets Low Score At Eastern Women’s Golf Meet
Watertown reports Miss Harley carded the lowest score on the first day of the championship at County Club. Notable players Margeret Cueths and Harriet, sisters, led the field as Vine gulfers faced a tight start amid qualifying rounds.
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Watertown
Mags
Pune
Fall
Veo Gahi
Weomnen
Margiret
Cea
Sfarriet
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W. Lewis
Harry Lewis
Williem Lewis
National Athletic Club
Wille Lewis
France
William Penn
National Magazine of History
Dictionary of National Biography
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Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, Mo
August Brill
Mgr
Anheuser-Busch
Washington, BD. C
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St. Louis
United States
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Irene H
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Oakley Country Club
S.S.S
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Atlanta
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